Poems About: HUMOR

Two years ago
I died.

I was labeled every negative
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Portrait limned in words and phrases
Wrap’t round naked lips, pressed tight
As layers of rock
Chin thrust fourth like a scarp of stone read more »

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Our new Pope
giving the church a new hope,
to steer it from whirling water,
to solve many problems. read more »

Rare to find a clown
Rare to find a cartoon
Alas, we have banned. read more »

Watching television as cameras pan across the crowd, highlighting special friends and families in their sorrow.
Bruce Haffner, the last of the three amigos, celebrating the life of his best friends as he touched upon their senses of humor, making everyone smile or laugh.
As a camera hovered for a moment on Jim's parents, his mother's smile reflected that of Jim's.
A special gift to treasure every time she looks in the mirror - Jim's smile is fashioned after hers. read more »

Humor being given amidst sounds of intense tones and realistic etudes of loneliness.
Pouring tears out of interior wells of sorrow, we slowly move away from life, not wanting to feel saddened.
Then, again, tears bring a relief of sorts to heart's and souls. read more »

The next gift you receive after the first breath of life that expands your lungs…is your name
Unless you change it via the legal system or adopt a symbol to capitalize on your fame… it remains

Hearing your name can evoke an array of emotions read more »

When humor is combined with inconsideration,
as it so often is in “Curb
Enthusiasm, ” men are like a hostile nation,
Arabs versus Jews and Serb read more »

No man should stand before the moon
To make sweet song thereon,
With dandified importance,
His sense of humor gone. read more »

I have written many poems,
this is so true,
About many things,
Inspirational, and humor too. read more »

Humor is your greatest defense
but the irony has had a bitter influence—
it’s turned compassion inside out
renting more space to doubt. read more »